Goals and Challenges of the Research into Holocaust Survivor and DP children
This program for further research of post war child survivor DPs, aims to map the field and define the major research directions. It also conceptualizes these children’s experiences and work done with them in the immediate post-war years.
קולם של הילדים – איסוף עדויות של ילדים ניצולי שואה לאחר השואה
מאמר זה מציג את תופעת איסוף עדויות מילדים ניצולי שואה. מיד לאחר השואה, מראה את מאפייניה הבולטים. דן באנשים שקיבלו עליהם לאסוף את העדויות, מטרותיהם והרקע התרבותי שלהם.
Survivor caregivers and child survivors: Rebuilding lives and the home in the postwar period
The educational and rehabilitative work that three young women, Holocaust Survivors, carried out with uprooted child Holocaust survivors in postwar children’s homes forms the subject of the following article. It establishes how they perceived the children and interacted with them, tracing their concerns, deliberations, and professional choices, and elucidates the practices and strategies they formulated.
Goals and Challenges of the Research into Holocaust Survivor and DP children
This program for further research of post war child survivor DPs, aims to map the field and define the major research directions. It also conceptualizes these children’s experiences and work done with them in the immediate post-war years.
And I was Only a Child: Children’s Testimonies Bergen-Belsen 1945
This paper focuses on the early testimonies collected from child survivors in the Bergen Belsen DP camp. They are a unique source for understanding children’s Holocaust experiences and the rehabilitation work done in the camp.
Representing Children’s Holocaust: Children’s Survivor testimonies published in Fun Lezten Hurban, Munich 1946-1949
This paper tells the story of the publication and representation of children’s testimonies in the first-ever Holocaust research journal, Fun Lezten Hurban, published by the Central Historical Commission in Munich during 1946–48. Each issue of the journal included a child survivor testimony.
The Children’s Voice: Post-War Collection of Testimonies from Children Survivors of the Holocaust
In the aftermath of World War II, adults—mainly survivors—collected thousands of hand-written testimonies from child survivors of the Holocaust. the paper describes the process by which the testimonies were collected and examines the underlying sensibilities of its initiators.